Ansh Kapoor / Full-Stack DeveloperOpen to opportunities

Delhi, India / Building end to end

Always
learning.
Always
growing.

I’m Ansh. I build the systems behind useful products—and the interfaces that make them easy to use.

Explore selected work ⁰³ Résumé

A sculptural landscape of connected terrain and concentric focus rings.

Independent thinking. Connected systems.Scroll to explore

01 / Selected workInterfaces. Systems. Applied intelligence.

Ideas, put
into practice.

Community intelligence, focused study and underwater vision. Three different problems, built from the system up.

01/ 03FloodReadyCommunity reporting · Geospatial intelligence

A clearer picture.
When it matters.

A flood report is more than a pin on a map. FloodReady brings location, evidence and AI-assisted assessment together—without losing the original community report.

FloodReady landing page and incident map — Landing experience · demonstration data

02/ 03EmoStudyBrowser-based AI · Focus & reflection

Study time.
With perspective.

A timer measures minutes. EmoStudy adds another layer: on-device recognition and session analytics to help students reflect on their focus.

EmoStudy focus timer, camera state and expression dashboard — Adaptive focus dashboard

03/ 03AquaVisionComputer vision · Image processing

Beneath the surface.
Into focus.

AquaVision restores color, clears haze and finds regions of interest in underwater images. A staged computer-vision pipeline built to run on a normal laptop.

Underwater diver image: original — Original input

Underwater diver image: restored — Color restored

Underwater diver image: enhanced — Contrast enhanced

Underwater diver image: detected — Detection output

02 / Behind the workIndia · Full stack development

The interface is only
half the story.

Meet me in the code

I like understanding how things fit together. A map and the reports behind it. A study session and the patterns it reveals. A simple screen and all the decisions it leaves out.

That curiosity takes me across the stack—from data models and APIs to the details of an interface. I’m interested in software that is clear to use, honest about its limits, and built on a reliable core.

My focus: Backend systems, full stack products & applied AI
On my desk: FloodReady: community reporting & geospatial intelligence

03 THE TOOLKIT

Across the stack.
Close to the details.

IN THE TOOLKIT

PostGIS

Spatial data, geometry queries and location-aware applications.

FloodReady

Interface

Backend

Data

Infrastructure

Intelligence

SELECT A TOOL TO SEE HOW I USE IT

04 / In practiceLearning by building

A practice.
Not a finish line.

JUNE — JULY 2024 / CDAC, New Delhi

Big Data Intern

Built a sentiment-analysis system processing more than 500,000 records through Big Data ETL pipelines, with interactive visualization dashboards for stakeholder review.

2023 — 2027 / K.R. Mangalam University

B.Tech · Computer Science Engineering

Building a foundation across software engineering, systems and applied computing.

2024 / University team member

Smart India Hackathon

Collaborated with a university team to prototype a software solution for a real-world problem under strict time constraints.

05 HOW I BUILD

Before the code.
Beyond the launch.

01CONTEXT BEFORE CODE

Understand the system.

Start with the people, the constraints and the path the data takes.

02SIMPLICITY BY DESIGN

Make the core reliable.

Keep boundaries clear. Handle the unhappy path as carefully as the happy one.

03ITERATION OVER ASSUMPTION

Close the feedback loop.

Build, observe, question and improve. The first version is where learning starts.

The work, in the open

Read the source.

github.com/axdy02

06 / What comes nextOpen to opportunities

Good work starts
with a conversation.

Have a useful idea, a tricky problem,
or a team I should meet?
I’d like to hear about it.

Say helloanshk12456@gmail.com

Alwayslearning.Alwaysgrowing.

Ideas, putinto practice.

A clearer picture.When it matters.

Study time.With perspective.

Beneath the surface.Into focus.

The interface is onlyhalf the story.

Across the stack.Close to the details.